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Tuesday, April 7, 2015

The Massacres Of 1857-British Jihad against India

Genocide of Indians in 1857 – 59 -Village after village were targeted in a cold-blooded manner, and emptied of its citizens through murder – planned, brutal and cold-blooded murder. It was done same as was done to Tamils in Jafna villege in Sri Lanka by earlier President by help of CHINA.It was planned, and perpetrated as a vicious punishment, as a war strategy to take the war to civilian non-combatants with an intention of defeating the enemy – against a people who were fighting for independence, in their own country – and it was done by a people who had no business being here in the first place.

This was supported by legal acts which were drawn up solely to provide a legal cover up.It was wholesale slaughter of an entire people, repeated across innumerable villages, where countless men, women and children were wantonly put to death in 1857-58. This was a shocking saga of wholesale and planned Genocide that surpasses belief. NOW YOU WILL ASK WHAT IS DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ISIL AND EARLIER BRITISH?

Jhansi was reduced to rubble, the majority of its citizens reduced to dead bodies. The brutality at Jhansi was unparalleled; so much so, none of this reached the official historical record.

Except for 2 little details. First, an eyewitness – who survived at Jhansi, wrote a Marathi book – Mazhaa Pravaas (1857 : The Real Story Of The Great Uprising) detailing the brutal genocide in stomach-turning detail.

“Most of the citizens and all of the Queen’s soldiers in Jhansi were killed; the streets were left thick with blood slush. Vultures darkened the skies of the city. Hugh Rose had given strict orders not to allow the Indians to perform the last rites of the dead. After 7 April, when the entire city was stinking, and jackals and vultures roamed greedily in search of decomposed bodies, did he grant permission for the last rites.”

There was a prize money as well.This became a part of the archival records. Add to that the reality that more than several soldiers wrote their diaries and memoirs which were subsequently published.The Genocide of Indians goes against every grain of civilization, and humanity and destroys the British (and, by relation, western) of being a more civilized nation. The impact of the Genocide at Jhansi is even supported by a congratulatory letter of the English. This was a planned, and targeted attack on the civilian population. It took more than 7 decades for the people to rise again. It also explains why The Mahatma and other leaders were wary of an uprising – it would only have led to wholesale slaughter of the population

Till the modern day, no one in the west recognizes these uncomfortable realities, and instead pontificate to the rest of the world on the aspect of civilization!!!. So wondrously civilized were our rapists, they received – and followed- orders to use their own families as human shields in the course of the war – something which is unknown to the Indian People in our entire history.

“Most of the citizens and all of the Queen’s soldiers in Jhansi were killed; the streets were left thick with blood slush. Vultures darkened the skies of the city. Hugh Rose had given strict orders not to allow the Indians to perform the last rites of the dead. After 7 April, when the entire city was stinking, and jackals and vultures roamed greedily in search of decomposed bodies, did he grant permission for the last rites.”

– Mahashweta Devi

And for this, he was given the Victoria Cross! And Knighted, as well. The Butcher Of Jhansi. And we Indians are blissfully unaware of the true horror of those 4 days…

In the entire historical record, the above does not find a mention. The record shows a humane and tolerant treatment to the people; the record was, after all, written by The Butcher Of Jhansi himself. Westerner is blissfully unaware of the scale and scope of the horrors and genocide perpetrated in India from 1757 to 1857! The general consensus seems to be that they brought order to India, introduced Railways, laws, education etc,